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Repo size not updated after history rewrite

Sotaren

Hi, I used git filter-repo to remove large files and force-pushed all branches and tags to dunerobotics/lektionsakuten-ui.

The local repo is now ~350 MB, but Bitbucket still shows 1.4 GB after 6 days. Could you trigger a size recalculation?

Thanks!

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Mark C

Hi @Sotaren

Welcome to the community.

I can see the Git GC was run against your remote repository. Could you check if the repository size still shows 1.4 GB?

Regards,
Mark C

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Brant Schroeder

@Sotaren Welcome to the Atlassian community

Atlassian will need to run garbage collection. I have escalated this to them.

Mark C

Hi @Sotaren

Welcome to the community.

I can see the Git GC was run against your remote repository. Could you check if the repository size still shows 1.4 GB?

Regards,
Mark C

Sotaren

Thank you!

Yes, it still shows 1.4G though.

Regards

Mark C

Hi @Sotaren

I can see it is now down to 360.7 MB.

Could you check if you're seeing the same on your end?

Regards,
Mark C

Sotaren

Yes, I do now! Thank you very much

Regards

Gordon Lai

Hello, I have a similar problem albeit after using the BFG repo cleaner. Prior to the cleaning steps, and after rollback, the repo in question in the workspace was around 280MB but now after the steps, it is showing in BitBucket as 430MB, though the checkout is only 270MB.

Perhaps the Atlassian team (e.g. @Mark C ?) could also run a backend garbage collection on my workspace repo and/or have a look if the cleanup was effective?